Comments on: the small copper http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper Experiments with prakriti; our own & life around. For educational, environmental & entertainment purposes. Fri, 08 Aug 2008 00:05:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: ~sAn~ http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-2561 ~sAn~ Thu, 19 Apr 2007 11:14:26 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-2561 Nice pics, which is the place? If u r interested in butterfly photography, u might want to to visit the Butterfly park @ Bannerghatta, Bangalore or the one near Karanji lake in Mysore :) Nice pics, which is the place?
If u r interested in butterfly photography, u might want to to visit the Butterfly park @ Bannerghatta, Bangalore or the one near Karanji lake in Mysore :)

]]> By: sarah http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1851 sarah Tue, 10 Oct 2006 05:04:18 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1851 why don't the 'skin' of insects like butterflies, bees and dragonflies not 'decay'? I found a dragonfly the other day, pretty intact in it's body and a few bees and some butterflies too. i found butterflies are more delicate. But the ants dont want the bees. why don’t the ’skin’ of insects like butterflies, bees and dragonflies not ‘decay’? I found a dragonfly the other day, pretty intact in it’s body and a few bees and some butterflies too. i found butterflies are more delicate. But the ants dont want the bees.

]]> By: rocksea http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1758 rocksea Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:59:28 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1758 hey preethika, howz chennai life going for you? hey preethika, howz chennai life going for you?

]]> By: rocksea http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1757 rocksea Mon, 28 Aug 2006 14:49:00 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1757 hey thanks arun ravi, i haven't visisted that site. seems to be an organized one, good for a general study. will go through it. anyways for endemic (region specific) species, i would have to check with websites of those regions, like japanese in this case and sometimes it makes the identification and details a bit difficult :) hey thanks arun ravi, i haven’t visisted that site. seems to be an organized one, good for a general study. will go through it. anyways for endemic (region specific) species, i would have to check with websites of those regions, like japanese in this case and sometimes it makes the identification and details a bit difficult :)

]]> By: Arun Ravi http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1755 Arun Ravi Mon, 28 Aug 2006 12:44:25 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1755 Hey Roxy, You will be familiar with this site. yet,when i see it, i remembered you. http://www.insects.org . An etymology section also is there, which may help your discussion. http://insects.org/ced4/etymology.html Hey Roxy,
You will be familiar with this site. yet,when i see it, i remembered you. http://www.insects.org . An etymology section also is there, which may help your discussion. http://insects.org/ced4/etymology.html

]]> By: Preethika http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1753 Preethika Mon, 28 Aug 2006 08:55:21 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1753 Vibrant yellow.... lovely pics Vibrant yellow…. lovely pics

]]> By: sarah http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1750 sarah Sun, 27 Aug 2006 05:30:18 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1750 Roxy kutta! <img src="/wp-content/plugins/chenpress/fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/msn/teeth_smile.gif" alt="" /> that was a good explanation. Intersting how some words originate! Roxy kutta! that was a good explanation. Intersting how some words originate!

]]> By: rocksea http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1748 rocksea Sat, 26 Aug 2006 12:10:26 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1748 seema, :) <br /><br />sarah kutti, many of the japanese butterflies have appeared on stamps, so this must be one of them. <br /><br />According to wikipedia, <font color="#003300"><em>the Old English word for butterfly was <strong>buttor-fleoge </strong>apparently because butterflies were thought to steal milk. This is believed to have led to the evolution of its present name form - <strong>butterfly</strong>. Earlier, it was mistakenly considered that the word butterfly came from a metathesis of "flutterby".</em></font> seema, :)

sarah kutti, many of the japanese butterflies have appeared on stamps, so this must be one of them.

According to wikipedia, the Old English word for butterfly was buttor-fleoge apparently because butterflies were thought to steal milk. This is believed to have led to the evolution of its present name form - butterfly. Earlier, it was mistakenly considered that the word butterfly came from a metathesis of "flutterby".

]]> By: sarah http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1738 sarah Thu, 24 Aug 2006 18:09:13 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1738 oops! just as i am here, a big butterfly looking moth entered my room fluttering around!!! woah...saving my head...where's it now? :D. is it true that these creatures were actually named Flutterbys...but since it was more or less like a tongue twister, it became butterflies? er... not quite i feel! woosh, it came back again...on my computer now... oops! just as i am here, a big butterfly looking moth entered my room fluttering around!!! woah…saving my head…where’s it now?
:D. is it true that these creatures were actually named Flutterbys…but since it was more or less like a tongue twister, it became butterflies? er… not quite i feel! woosh, it came back again…on my computer now…

]]> By: sarah http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1737 sarah Thu, 24 Aug 2006 17:47:45 +0000 http://www.rock-sea.net/the-small-copper#comment-1737 Really, pictures worth accolades!!! Is Small Copper found in abundance in Japan? or is it of any significance? 'coz it has found it's way into the stamp too! Really, pictures worth accolades!!!
Is Small Copper found in abundance in Japan? or is it of any significance? ‘coz it has found it’s way into the stamp too!

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